July 7, 2009
The Sin Show
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May 15, 2008
Revenge of the Cat-headed Baby and Other True Tales About Life and Death
I just finished my newest illustration for one of SpeakeasyDC's two shows that will premiere at this year's Capitol Fringe Festival. It was fun and fast!
By the way if you've never been to a SpeakeasyDC event, storytelling for adults, then go!
(graphite, blue pencil & colored in Photoshop)
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July 26, 2007
AIH CLOSING RECEPTION
If you haven’t had a chance to see my paintings at Art in Heat at the Warehouse Art Complex, this weekend is your last chance!
The Warehouse is also hosting several shows for the Fringe Festival, which is wrapping up this weekend as well. So while you’re out catching up on Fringe shows, swing by the closing reception of Art in Heat and meet the artists this Saturday (July 28th) from 7 - 9pm!
The Fringe Festival is also wrapping up this weekend (with several events are at the Warehouse itself), so come on over this Saturday (July 28th) for the closing reception from 7 - 9pm. For directions to the Warehouse, go here.
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July 10, 2007
CHOCOLATE JESUS:
If you’ve never experienced SpeakeasyDC, then don’t miss this!
DC's premiere story performance theatre, SpeakeasyDC, presents Chocolate Jesus as part of the 2007 Capital Fringe Festival. What we all love and hate about religion, and how it shapes us, one way or another, is portrayed through the stories of four storytellers: a nice Jewish girl who turns "midget bitch" in a DC jail, a devoted Baptist minister-to-be who goes drag, a confused Argentine teenager who rebels via Jesus, and a young American in Mexico who finds her inner goddess.
Another good reason to go? To see my extremely talented wife (an amazing storyteller) as the confused Argentine teenager who rebels via Jesus. It’s a great story!
Also, here's the postcard I designed for the show.
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